Gamer Limit writes: "0 Day Attack on Earth is the latest Square Enix-published XBLA debacle. 0 Day takes a standard twin-stick shooter formula, removes the fun, gives you a very short firing range, reuses enemies like nobody's business, and has a BGM loop of approximately forty-five seconds. Oh, and it's 1200 Microsoft Points, three times the price of the similar, yet far superior, Xbox Live Indie Game Beat Hazard. Now, let's delve into exactly what makes 0 Day so un-fun."
Carlos writes - "This week has already proven exceptionally busy for Xbox One’s Backwards Compatibility program with the arrival of several Xbox Original titles. It seems all is not over however, as now we see even more games added to help expand the ever-growing list even more. In typical fashion we’re here once more to bring you our thoughts on the latest additions, and give our views on whether it’s worth the time, and effort, to head back to these past titles once more."
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Oh wow how fast they keep adding them it's so good to know all new Xbox consoles are gonna carry all these games with better graphics it's amazing
Backwards compatibility should be a standard going forward. There should be no reason it can't be done. I expect the PS5 to play all PS4 games. We already know that's going to be the case with Xbox 5.
CM writes: "0 Day Attack on Earth is a twin stick shooter that although supports a single player game, really benefits from having Xbox Live friends to co-op with. The core idea of the game is the Earth has been invaded by massive alien motherships, leaving it down to our space-pilot heroes to defeat them and save the day."
Gaming Target writes: "It's unlikely that 0 Day Attack on Earth will grab you in any meaningful way and at 1200 Microsoft Points ($15), it's much too expensive to take a flyer on. Twin stick shooter fans have many other places to look to get their fix on the XBLA and almost all of them would be a better choice than 0 Day."
